Today, Tuesday, September 17th, at 5pm, F. Michael Higginbotham will give the Constitution Day lecture at C|M|LAW. Higginbotham is the Wilson H. Elkins Professor of Law at the University of Baltimore School of Law, where he teaches courses on constitutional …
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Are you interested in the history of the ratification of the United States Constitution? The law library has the perfect resource for you: The Documentary History of the Ratification of the Constitution. (note: you must be in the law school …
Documentary History of the Ratification of the Constitution – now available! Read more »
2009 C|M Alumnus Patrick J. Charles’ blog post, Placing the Declaration of Independence in Historical Context: Thoughts on Educating Current and Future Generations about America’s Founding Document, discusses teaching the Declaration of Independence in its proper context. “Perhaps the best …
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Abstracts of U.S. Supreme Court constitutional cases, plus oral argment and synchronized searchable transcripts for some cases. The app works on Android, Iphone and Ipad. The top 100 cases are free, and all 600 are $4.99. Votes at a glance …
PocketJustice App for Supreme Court Constitutional Law Cases Read more »
For those interested in the French Constitution, see Bastille Day and the French Constitution, posted on the Constitutional Law Prof Blog last year. The post mentions constitutional issues surrounding the ban of veils (or scarf or hijab) in France. For …
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